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[Impeller] Incorporate difference clips in stencil coverage#38017
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[Impeller] Incorporate difference clips in stencil coverage#38017bdero wants to merge 1 commit intoflutter:mainfrom
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This isn't quite right, actually. This solution would only work if the difference clip geometry is a rectangle and the the CTM is scale-only. Both of which are true in the case we're hoping to optimize for. Some more elbow grease is needed to form a proper solution. |
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Culls more aggressively for cases where a difference clip intersects with the current clip coverage rect such that the coverage boundaries become smaller.
This may help reduce redundant rendering work in cases where there's a full screen platform view in the scene.